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An overview of macro tech trends for 2025, focusing on generative AI, LLMs, scaling challenges with training ever bigger AI models, the capex surge, and more

Presentations Every year, I produce a big presentation exploring macro and strategic trends in the tech industry.  For 2025, ‘AI eats the world’.

Benedict Evans

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  • @benedictevans Benedict Evans on threads
    Every year, I produce a big presentation exploring macro and strategic trends in the tech industry.  For 2025, ‘AI eat the world’.  More questions than answers, but such interesting questions. https://www.ben-evans.com/...
  • @bogmoroz Bogdan on threads
    I was lucky to catch this in person at @slushhq yesterday—packed with great insights, as always!
  • @petemarcus Pete Marcus on threads
    From a comms perspective, I wonder if this slide from @benedictevans' presentation is the most important?  The business model for the past 20 years of the consumer internet is changing, and the comms approach will need to as well...
  • @glinden.bsky.social Greg Linden on bluesky
    I think the biggest question is whether smaller, cheaper LLMs are good enough for almost all valuable use cases.  Unless many need the expensive huge models to do something a lot of people find very valuable, a lot of business models are going to collapse.  This talk dances aroun…
  • @cuthrell.com Jay Cuthrell on bluesky
    The analogous reference infinite interns i.e. Abundant Interns (AI) works on several levels.  “Free” internships give way to paid internships — and companies that succeed with interns typically have invested in structure, planning, mentorship, and integration.
  • @coolshannes Hannes Cools on x
    Highly recommended 🧐 Every year, @benedictevans produces a presentation exploring macro and strategic trends in the tech industry. For 2025, his presentation is titled ‘AI eats the world’. More questions than answers, but such interesting questions! 👇 https://www.ben-evans.com/..…
  • @_ram_ Ram Parameswaran on x
    A classic slide from @benedictevans https://www.ben-evans.com/... [image]
  • @stevesi Steven Sinofsky on x
    Benedict Evans puts together a yearly slide deck looking broadly at the industry while diving in with specific numbers and a lot of charts (90 slides). It is always a gem. via @benedictevans This year is about AI (of course). It is super. https://www.ben-evans.com/... [image]
  • @nikmilanovic Nik on x
    The whole @benedictevans gen AI writeup is interesting, but I liked this chart in particular. https://www.ben-evans.com/... We're very much still in the bolt-on era. Reminds me of this article: “Why didn't electricity immediately change manufacturing?” https://www.bbc.com/... [im…